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INFIELDER
        SCOTT KINGERY




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                       BORN: APR. 29, 1994       OPENING DAY AGE: 30
                       BIRTHPLACE: PHOENIX, AZ   RESIDES: TAMPA, FL
                       MLB SERVICE: 3 YEARS, 51 DAYS
                       ACQUIRED: FROM PHILADELPHIA FOR CASH CONSIDERATIONS, NOV. 1, 2024
                       SIGNED THRU: 2025; UNDER CLUB CONTROL; 1/3 OPTIONS USED




      KINGERY’S LIFETIME PLAYING RECORD                                       KINGERY
      Year   Club                  AVG   G   AB   R   H   2B   3B  HR  RBI  SH  SF  HBP  BB  IBB  SO  SB  CS  GDP   SLG  OBP   E
      2015— Lakewood   .250   66   252   43   63   9   2   3   21   2   3   7  18   0   43  11   1   11  .337  .314   4
      2016— Clearwater   .293   94   375   60   110   29   3   3   28   3   2   7  33   0   54  26   5   7  .411  .360  10
          Reading   .250   37   156   16   39   7   0   2   18   1   3   1   5   0   36   4   2   2  .333  .273   1
      2017— Reading   .313   69   278   62   87   18   5   18   44   3   4   4  28   2   51  19   3   4  .608  .379   3
          Lehigh Valley  .294   63   265   41   78   11   3   8   21   1   2   5  13   1   58  10   2   4  .449  .337   3
      2018— PHILADELPHIA  .226  147   452   55   102   23   2   8   35   0   5   3  24   1  126  10   3   2  .338  .267  13
      2019— PHILADELPHIA  .258  126   458   64   118   34   4   19   55   1   2   5  34   1  147  15   4   3  .474  .315   9
          Lakewood (1)  .333   1   3   0   1   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0  .333  .333   1
          Reading (1)   .091   3   11   1   1   0   0   0   2   0   1   0   0   0   3   1   0   0  .091  .083   0
      2020— PHILADELPHIA  .159   36   113   12   18   5   0   3   6   1   0   1   9   0   35   0   0   1  .283  .228   5
      2021— PHILADELPHIA  .053   15   19   1   1   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   12   0   0   0  .053  .053   1
          Lehigh Valley (1) .181   23   72   11   13   4   2   0   5   0   2   1  13   0   27   3   0   1  .292  .307   2
      2022— Lehigh Valley  .230   95   305   51   70   14   4   7   34   4   1   2  54   0  108  18   2   1  .371  .348   8
          PHILADELPHIA   -   1   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0   -   -   0
      2023— Lehigh Valley  .244  117   405   68   99   18   3   13   47   5   5   3  48   0  135  24   1   3  .400  .325   5
      2024— Lehigh Valley  .268  125   463   73   124   17   5   25   67   5   3   0  34   0  138  25   2   4  .488  .316  21
      MAJOR TOTALS  .229  325  1042  132  239  62  6  30  96  2  7  9  67  2  320  25  7  6  .387  .280  28
      MINOR TOTALS   .265  693  2585  426   685  127  27   79  287  24  26   30  246   3  653  25   2   37  .427  .333  58
      (1) rehab assignment
      Disabling Injuries:   2023  —  Left thumb ligament tear; disabled Sept. 18 - end of season
                 2021  —  Concussion; disabled May 17 - June 7
                 2020  —  Back spasms; disabled Aug. 31 - Sept. 14
                       Disabled July 1 (retro to June 30) - July 23
                 2019  —  Right hamstring strain; disabled April 20 - May 19
      2024 SEASON
      ◆   Spent 10th professional season with Triple-A Lehigh Valley, and batted .268 (124/463) with 73 runs scored, 17
        doubles, five triples, 25 home runs, 67 RBI, 25 stolen bases, and an .804 OPS in 125 games.
      ◆   .268 average was highest since batting .304 (165/543) in 2017...Hit at least 25 home runs for the second time in
        his career (also, 2017).
      ◆   Stole at least 20 bases for the fourth time (also, 2023, 2017, and 2016).
      CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
      ◆   Made three Opening Day rosters with Philadelphia (2020, 2019, 2018).
      ◆   Made Major League debut March 30, 2018 at Atlanta and recorded first career hit against RHP Mike Foltynewicz.
      ◆   Among all N.L. rookies in 2018, ranked tied for third in stolen bases (10), fourth in doubles (23), fifth in hits (102) & runs
        (55), tied for fifth in multi-hit games (23), sixth in XBH (33), seventh in total bases (153) and tied for eighth in walks (24).
      ◆   Became the first MLB player in the modern era (since 1900) to hit his first career home run, grand slam and walk-
        off RBI in three straight games (no order of achievements).
      ◆   In 2018, had the most hits (75) by a Phillies rookie prior to the All-Star break since 2001, when Jimmy Rollins had 98.





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